Solid line: MCX Gold futures daily price. Dashed line (before the current contract began): Nippon India Gold BeES ETF on NSE, scaled by its typical ratio to MCX over the months both traded, so it's an estimate of the level and accurate for the direction.
10g of 24K gold across India · live listed prices incl. making and GST · lowest first
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Seller
Product listed
Purity
Final price
Gold value at MCX
Markup
GST
Per 10g (999)
vs lowest
Final price = the seller's own live listed price for that product (making charge and 3% GST already included). Gold value at MCX = the same weight and purity at today's live MCX price.
Markup = everything above that gold value except GST: the seller's making charge and margin (for Dhan, the exchange and settlement fees). Per 10g (999) scales every product to 10g at 999 purity so different sizes compare fairly.
Dhan row = live MCX Gold Ten 10g + every charge in Dhan's Transaction Estimator: brokerage, exchange, SEBI, stamp duty, ~0.1% physical settlement, ₹125 first-year vault, ₹300 MCXCCL packing, 18% GST on charges, 3% gold GST. Excludes home-delivery shipping.
How Dhan Gold Vault differs: you pay the full amount upfront at the live MCX price, and the gold reaches your vault account one working day after the monthly contract expires, not instantly. Once settled it can't be sold back on the exchange: you take delivery and sell it to a jeweller at their buyback rate.
Sources: MCX prices from Groww's public MCX quote pages (they match mcxindia.com). Seller prices are read live from each seller's own product page (or its Flipkart/Candere listing where the seller's own site blocks automated reads). Every seller name links to the exact page used. If a read fails, the last good price stays (with its age shown under the product) for up to 3 hours, then the seller is dropped. Dhan charges from Dhan's charge sheet.